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Form Builder - Basic elements are not available

Marokapara

Hi Field Maps Community,

I'm creating feature templates in the Form Builder area. It's worked in other maps, but in one in particular, I am getting this message. I haven't tried creating a feature template in this layer before. I noticed I don't have the No Value option ticked in this data. Maybe this has something to do with it?

This is the message I'm getting.

When I go into the Templates Tab only the display name shows. None of the fields do.

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Marokapara

Hi @AshtonW , I tried republishing and deleting too, but that didn't fix the problem like I thought it would. I eventually opened the layer in map viewer classic by itself and set the feature template there (in case anyone else ever comes across this issue and doesn't know what to do.)

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Marokapara

Ashton_Woodrow

@Marokapara I apologize for the late reply on this. I ended up having to delete the layer and republish. After this the function seemed to work. Not sure what may have caused this, the republished layer was identical and both layers had no data in them.

On a side note, loving those field calculations in the new Field Maps. Complete game changer.

Marokapara

@AshtonW Was this solved? I am still have not found a solution for my project. I went back to square one and republished and am seeing the same issue.

Ashton_Woodrow

The user does not own the layer and they are not in org_admin role within the organization (you mentioned you own the layer)
- I am the owner of the maps and layers. My user role is a super user that has every privilege except account/role creation and the modification of org settings.
The layer is an ArcGIS Server feature service
- The layer is a hosted feature layer created from another hosted feature layer.
The layer is a feature layer view
- The layer is not a view layer
The feature layer has views that lock the schema of the feature layer
- The layer is not shared to anyone except me and no views have been created. The layers have full editing enabled.
Feature layer used to build a tile layer item
- No tile layer has been built from this layer.

Everything was working fine previously and nothing has changed on our org side, to the best of my knowledge. Even old field maps that I have authored and customized are displaying this error. Please let me know if you would like to do some specific troubleshooting. I am working on tight time deadlines for certain projects and this is a showstopper issue for me.

Marokapara

@CraigGillgrass Thank you for explaining this.

3 and 4 apply. I'm working with a large dataset with different users, but don't want them to be able to see each other's data, but also want to preset answers for them in the form. I was hoping setting defaults in views would work so down the line when we get to the dashboard the planning team can easily compare the different users' data.... any suggestions?

This is a bit off topic, but you may know the answer to this one. I think it may be a security thing. What's the benefit to using a view layer rather than putting a definition query on a layer.

Craig Gillgrass

@Marokapara some other reasons why this may be disabled:

The user does not own the layer and they are not in org_admin role within the organization (you mentioned you own the layer)
The layer is an ArcGIS Server feature service
The layer is a feature layer view
The feature layer has views that lock the schema of the feature layer
Feature layer used to build a tile layer item

Do any of these apply?

Marokapara

@Anonymous User yes I own the layer.

Anonymous User

@R1_BITNFUSFS You cannot add fields to view layers. Fields must be added to the parent/original layer. In some cases, when a view layer exists, the parent layer cannot alter its schema. The default settings when creating a view layer in ArcGIS Online do allow the parent layers schema to be altered though.

R1_BITNFUSFS

I'm having the same issues on a hosted view. I own both the original layer and the hosted view so its not an ownership issue. Let me know if you figure it out...

Anonymous User

@Marokapara Do you own the layer that you are creating the form on? You can only add new form elements and fields if you own the layer.

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